Hunger Games Quiz

After Katniss is done at the remake center, what is she compared to?

• lion

• bird

• pin cushion 

• tree frog 

Haymitch thinks that Katniss got a high score from the Gamemakers because...

• they liked her temper

• they thought she was beautiful

• he had bribed them

• they felt sorry for her

What station do Peeta and Katniss visit first?

• cake making 

• knot tying 

• camouflage 

• spear throwing 

How does Katniss Everdeen's character evolve throughout "The Hunger Games"?

• She becomes more selfish and focused on her own survival.

• She remains unchanged, sticking to her principles from beginning to end.

• She becomes a symbol of hope and rebellion, evolving from a survivor to a leader.

• She loses faith in humanity and becomes more cynical.

What is the main theme of "The Hunger Games"?

• The importance of family

• The destructiveness of war

• The power of love

• The inequality between different social classes

How does the setting of the Hunger Games contribute to the plot?

• It provides a luxurious backdrop that contrasts with the poverty of the districts.

• It is irrelevant to the plot and could be set anywhere.

• The arena's design and rules force characters into conflict, driving the plot forward.

• It offers a peaceful environment that calms the characters, reducing conflict.

What does the Mockingjay symbolize in "The Hunger Games"?

• The Capitol's power over the districts

• The peace that exists between the districts

• Rebellion and hope among the oppressed people of Panem

• The love story between Katniss and Peeta

How is the conflict between Katniss and President Snow resolved?

• Katniss joins forces with President Snow to defeat a common enemy.

• President Snow is overthrown by the rebels, and Katniss plays a key role in his downfall.

• They negotiate a peace treaty that benefits both sides.

• President Snow wins, and Katniss is exiled from Panem.

Which critical thinking skill is most challenged by the plot twists in "The Hunger Games"?

• Analyzing the reliability of the narrator

• Predicting future events based on past actions

• Evaluating the morality of the characters' decisions

• Identifying the author's purpose

What role does Peeta Mellark play in Katniss's character development?

• He is a constant rival, pushing her to become more competitive.

• He represents the Capitol's manipulation of the tributes.

• His compassion and love help humanize Katniss and allow her to show vulnerability.

• He is primarily a source of comic relief and does not affect her development.